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Zepto and other QCom platforms are now going all in. So remember that mainly in 2022-23, all the QCom platforms were offering incredible deals and huge discounts on grocery items. Then once we were habituated to QCom, they removed all the discounts

At this point, this seems like the board members showing all the muscle they can, to sabotage his pay package accounted worth $46-56 bn. Which is, in my opinion, showing how you can never fuck with everyone on your way, especially with US Government.

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in India we have more then 50 department and ministry like agricultural department..finance ministry..home ministry etc..etc... apart from this Mr prime minister should introduce one new department in the name MRP department...maximum retail price .

hii as you all know that there is a lot of profit and margin in food business but investment is also necessary, if anyone is interested then DM me

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Reliance is now going all-in when it comes to grocery delivery through their platform, JioMart. While you'll be charged ₹100+ on a ₹50 order on qcom platforms like Zepto, JioMart has no minimum order value. Also You'll not only be charged a single f

The MRP Challenge 🇮🇳 🧾 In India, most products sold must comply with Maximum Retail Price (MRP) laws. That means: ➡️ No room to mark up items ➡️ Can’t include machine maintenance, electricity, rent in price ➡️ Lower or no margin = no ROI in short

Yo, I'm a bit confused about something. I'm ordering a packaged food item, and the MRP (Maximum Retail Price) is supposed to include all taxes, right? But why is Swiggy charging me GST (Goods and Services Tax) on top of that? There's also a platform